Low Vision in the Elderly
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Hobbies and Activities for Blind and Low-Vision Seniors
Experienced family caregivers offer their best tips and suggestions for activities for blind and visually impaired seniors.
0 CommentsHow to Make Life Easier and Safer for Seniors with Low Vision
Visual impairment can greatly affect one’s day-to-day function, physical health and mental wellbeing. Fortunately, there are many products and techniques that can help blind seniors and those with low vision lead safe, active lives.
20 CommentsAre You Getting the Best Eyeglasses and Care for Aging Eyes?
Aging eyes need special care, but seniors don't always get it. Seniors don't often complain when they can't see well. Seniors should see an optometrist to be sure they receive an accurate prescription and a good glasses fit.
4 CommentsThe 4 Most Common Age-Related Eye Diseases
Glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy are the four most common eye conditions among people over age 65. Learn about symptoms and preventive measures you can take to help preserve your vision.
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Low Vision Questions
Advice needed.
14 Answersbrandee Answered Sep 30, 2024What activities can a disabled woman with bad eyesight and hearing with dementia do?
8 AnswersAnnie56 Answered Aug 25, 2024I need someone to come in once a week. My eyesight is not that great when cleaning. I have a problem staying focus in getting things done.
3 AnswersJoAnn29 Answered Jul 9, 2024My 92 year old mother is pretty sharp but has low vision (macular degeneration). Any advice on classes or therapy sessions that might help?
4 AnswersJoAnn29 Answered Jun 5, 2024
Low Vision Discussions
Tips for Keeping Your Very Elderly Parent Mentally Occupied
3 CommentsRose2020 Commented Mar 20222 pairs of prescription eyeglasses for $10 + shipping(probably).
7 Commentsneedtowashhair Commented Feb 2020Elderly dad with vascular dementia in tears.
15 CommentsEls1eL Commented Nov 2019
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